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Total Revenue Generated: $63,900,305 Total Marketing Spend: $2,004,093 Return on Ad Spent (ROAS) 3088% (31:1) Cost of Website and Campaign Management: $2,729,893 Return on Investment (ROI) 2,240% (22:1) Source: 2010 HeBS Research "In the most recent HeBS Benchmark Survey, results showed that hoteliers believed website design and Web 2.0 initiatives produced the best results and highest returns. HeBS is in full agreement and designs and conceptualizes every website and multichannel marketing campaign with this in mind. We understand our clients' principle need—driving hotel bookings in the most cost-efficient way, through the direct online channel. Our multiple Adrian Awards and Davey Awards are a testament to this, and we are honored to share these with our clients," said Max Starkov, Chief eBusiness Strategist at HeBS. HeBS received the following website design and multichannel marketing awards: Adrian Awards:
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8. Letter To Laura, A - Steve Cole ~ Various Artists
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3. Temptation - Jeff Golub ~ Various Artists
4. Right Back Atcha - Everette Harp ~ Various Artists
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7. Take Me There - Joyce Cooling ~ Various Artists
8. Angel Of The South - Acoustic Alchemy ~ Various Artists
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Depending on your taste, sweet and sexy in this case could really mean slight and sleepy, but it should be detectable from a glance on the sleeve -- where established names like Jeff Lorber, Warren Hill, Pieces of a Dream, and Alex Bugnon appear -- that you'll be getting a compilation of music that is undeniably very smooth and very relaxed. A two-disco compilation from Narada Jazz, Sweet & Sexy: Best of New Urban highlights material released during the last few years on Narada, Capitol, Higher Octave, and Blue Note. The second disc, dubbed "sexy," is better than the first since it's not as likely to fall into the background without notice; the real distinction is that the cuts are more upbeat than what can be heard on the first disc. Some of the notable inclusions are Urban Knights' "You're the One for Me," Acoustic Alchemy's "Angel of the South," Bugnon's version of Lauryn Hill's "All That I Can Say" (the original was recorded by Mary J. Blige), and Shades of Soul's version of Evelyn King's "Love Come Down." ~ Andy Kellman |
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Original Release Date : 2006 | |
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Los Angeles Kings fans shouldn't write off Matt Greene just yet.
The Kings initially thought that they had lost the 29-year-old defenseman for the remainder of the season after he suffered a back ailment on Saturday. However, there's still hope as it was later revealed that Greene will be out a minimum of six weeks with a herniated disc, according to TSN.
Losing Greene for the 2013 campaign would further compound the problems they face with the absence of 35-year-old defenseman Willie Mitchell. For now, they will still have to find a way to get by without two of the blueliners that helped them win the Stanley Cup last year.
To that end, the team has recalled 24-year-old defenseman Andrew Bodnarchuk from the AHL Manchester Monarchs. Bodnarchuk had five games worth of NHL experience with the Boston Bruins before he inked a one-year deal with Los Angeles over the summer.
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This week's Makeup Wars topic posed a bit of a problem for me. The Makeup Wars team is writing about our tried and true go-to products, the items we reach for again and again and replenish over and over. I had a blast pulling together this Beauty Blogger Essentials List, but have to admit that I couldn't fit all of my "go to" beauty items in one post!
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- NARS Nail Polish: If I had to pick only one nail polish to use, I'd splurge on a bottle of NARS Nail Polish over and over again. This highly opaque color-rich formula can truly be applied with only one coat. It's big 3 free, and has a gorgeous wide brush for applying. It's a seriously luxe experience from end to end, with professional results. Retail is $20.
- Lancôme Color Design Shadow and Liner Palette: There are a gazillion eyeshadow palettes I love, but the Lancôme 5-Pan Color Design Palette is currently the first I reach for. These palettes provide room for creativity, but don't overwhelm with choices. They are sized for travel, unlike a mega-palette, and also include tips for application. I'm currently using Beige Brulee, but have my eye on Taupe Craze (in photo). Retail is $50.
- Laura Mercier Crème Smooth Lip Colour: I love WAY too many lipsticks to mention them all, but Laura Mercier Crème Smooth Lip Color is definitely one of the first tubes I seek out when I'm applying my morning face. The formula delivers a color-rich, satin finish and is available in a wide array of colors. Palm Beach, shown above, is a fabulous vivid coral for Spring! Retail is $27.
- Lancôme Definicils Waterproof Mascara: Here in the desert, temperatures are already starting to reach levels the rest of the world would consider summer. To stay cool, we participate in a TON of water activity, so my makeup has to always be ready for some splashing. I testing Lancôme Definicils Waterproof Mascara last summer, and when I say "tested" I mean I wore it for a day of watersliding action with my kids. This formula didn't run or budge AT ALL. Retail is $27.50.
- Estee Lauder Double Wear Stay In Place Eye Pencil: This reformulated version of an old favorite is still a mainstay in my makeup collection. This water-resistant formula is the one you need to pick if you truly need color to last from day to night. It applies in a gorgeous, smudgy texture that's easily blended to perfection using the provided smudge-tip. Once the product sets, it will stay put for hours! Retail price is $23.
- Kate Somerville ExfoliKate Body: Dry, flaky skin be gone! Kate Somerville ExfoliKate Body is perched in my shower, and has been for some time. This physical/chemical peel first acts as a scrub. Then it should be left on for up to 5 minutes while it works it's magic, eliminating dry skin and revealing the healthy skin beneath! Retail is $65.
- Algenist Complete Eye Renewal Balm: After a fellow beauty blogger raved about Algenist Complete Eye Renewal Balm, I splurged on one for myself, and have been using it regularly ever since. This undereye cream is rich, delivers the moisture I so desparately need, and also tingles after you apply (so you can tell it's working to reveal healthier skin). This product is paraben free, and Algenist is also made right here in the USA! Retail price is $65.
- Shiseido Ultimate Sun Protection Lotion: When Shiseido launched their suncare line, I immediately grabbed a bottle of this SPF 50+ broad spectrum, water resistant sunscreen. Since that first trial run, I've purchased it over and over again. As you'd expect, this product is superb sun protection, especially if you'll be pool side. What you might not know it is wears beautifully under makeup, as it has an almost matte finish when you apply. Retail is $39.
- Bobbi Brown Corrector: This little compact has been my "go-to" undereye concealer for quite some time now. Once again, while my first was a press sample, I've since purchased this product over and over again (and usually keep a backup for travel, or to ensure I don't run out). Bobbi Brown corrector is a heavier concealer, and has an orange undertone that cancels darkness under the eyes. Retail is $25.
- Hourglass Ambient Lighting Palette: I don't know one beauty lover who doesn't think the Hourlgass Ambient Lighting Palette is fabulous. This palette contains an all-over face powder, a highlighting shade, and a bronzing shade. It's perfect for some subtle contouring, or to use each shade stand-alone. Retail is $58.
- NARS Pure Radiant Tinted Moisturizer: NARS instantly won me over when they launched their Pure Radiant Tinted Moisturizer. I generally avoided tinted moisturizers before NARS launched their version, as I required more coverage to even out my skin tone. NARS Pure Radiant Tinted Moisturizer is slightly more opaque than the standard tinted moisturizer, but delivers a natural look. Since receiving my first sample I've purchased this product over and over again! Retail price is $43.
All of these items can be found at Nordstrom.com. Be sure to click through the links below to see and read other Beauty Blogger's "go-to products"! I'll also be posting another round of Beauty Essentials for your reading pleasure tomorrow!
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Swedish Experimental Food Lab Erects Tiny Edible Cityscape
Skip to storyAtelier Food is a new food lab in Sweden, dedicated to exploring the future of food with a multidisciplinary team of artists, designers, scientists, business developers and chefs. They're exploring ways to rethink our food systems by running workshops and experimental restaurants.
When it came time to promote their work, art director Petter Johansson decided to create a link between food and society by making a still-life city from food.
The playful design accompanies a program that is vast in scope. "It's all about showing how we can develop the society with food," says Johansson. "Food is an important part of many future challenges. Atelier Food links food with sustainability, energy, culture, urban development and transportation."
Creative Director Jan Åman says the idea for Atelier Food came after hosting virtuoso chef Ferran Adrià in Stockholm. (Adrià is best known for the experimental restaurant El Bulli, which was at the forefront of experimental cooking.) "After I invited him to do a seminar and round-table discussion at the Moderna Museet in Stockholm, the Swedish government realized that there is a possibility to see the food as a tool for innovation and tool for social change," says Åman.
Atelier Food is organized as a restaurant with an experimental arm of ongoing workshops and food labs. One of the efforts is Re-Thinking Public Food, a long-tail process lab about creating good low-cost meals. Using a live restaurant setting, they can test out food ideas with daily servings of new menus. They plan to present the results at the World Fair in Milan in 2015.
"It is all about global surviving, says Åman. "Food is everybody's concern. It has the potential of making a large number of people understand the need for change."
When Wired asked Johansson why he became involved, his answer was even more direct. "Food is simply the future."
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Problem solved (I think). I took the lower rig apart once more to make sure that the cam rod was turned in the correct direction. I pressed it down to seat it in the reverse position.
After wiggling the drive shaft and cam rod into position, I tightened the lower unit to the shaft housing. The gears were still messed up. I used a big handle from a socket wrench to put force on the end of the cam rod that exits the shaft housing at the upper end, near the engine. Plunk. It dropped another inch. That seated the cam shaft one notch lower, to the true reverse position. At that point I tightened the cam rod clamp and all the gears were working again.
I hope it works as well when I turn the power on, some time tomorrow.
I see, I think
When you get it on the boat, suggest you put the power to it very easily and slowly. If it stutters or jumps out of gear more adjustment may be necessary.
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Mid-Winter Soup
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This vegetarian soup is almost a stew—thick, satisfying comfort food for winter. If you like, you could also use 3 cups of leftover cooked Wehani Rice, Black Thai Sticky Rice or brown rice in this soup. Add the rice shortly before serving—just long enough to heat it through.
- 1/2 cup dried porcini mushrooms
- 2 cups boiling water
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 medium onion, diced
- 1 cup raw Wehani Rice, rinsed
- 2 bay leaves
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 4 cups homemade vegetable stock or water
- 1 pound waxy potatoes, such as red bliss or Yukon Gold, cut into 1-inch dice
- 1/2 pound carrots, cut into 1-inch dice
- 1 1/2 teaspoons salt
- Freshly grated Parmesan or Pecorino cheese and chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley, for serving
- Soak the porcini in the boiling water until softened. Drain, reserving the liquid; chop the mushrooms.
- Heat the oil in a large saucepan. Add the onion and cook over moderately high heat until slightly softened, 2 to 3 minutes. Add the mushrooms and stir briefly. Add the rice, bay leaves, pepper, stock and the reserved porcini soaking liquid and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to low, cover partially and simmer for 10 minutes.
- Add the potatoes and carrots and bring to a boil. Cover partially and simmer over moderately low heat until the rice and vegetables are tender, about 30 minutes. Add the salt and simmer for a few minutes more. Ladle the soup into bowls and pass the cheese and parsley at the table.
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The Arch is a dedicated bouldering wall set in an atmospheric railway arch at the heart of London. Built by Andy Long & featuring 200+ graded problems and colour circuits, all reset monthly by some of the UK's best routesetters - The Arch is the destination for climbers across Central and South London. Features at the Arch include, a large chill-out and spectator area with a view over the whole centre, playing new climbing films, music & cafe. An indy shop staffed only by climbers. Neil Gresham's training zone with personalised technique training wall, system and campus boards. Warm up & stretching area. A large neighbouring venue for talks, film premieres and guest visits
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Hi Jordana I'm not looking for a partner but just to let you know; I think the Arch has closed now because of the massive construction project at London Bridge. I think the "Biscuit Factory" near Bermondsey Underground station is run by the same people; I have been there and I think you'll like it. Hope you find someone soon.
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Thanks for the info Roger, I think I got confused and thought they were the same place as the "Biscuit Factory" is owned by the same people who ran the Arch will edit my partner request.
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Concentrations of inorganic elements in bottled waters on the Swedish market
Publiceringsår: 2005
Språk: Engelska
Sidor: 217-227
Publikation/Tidskrift/Serie: Environmental Geochemistry and Health
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Nummer: 3
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Förlag: Springer Science+Business Media B.V.
This study presents the concentrations of about 50 metals and ions in 33 different brands of bottled waters on the Swedish market. Ten of the brands showed calcium (Ca) concentrations <= 10 mg L-1 and magnesium (Mg) levels < 3 mg L-1, implying very soft waters. Three of these waters had in addition low concentrations of sodium (Na; < 7 mg L-1), potassium (K; < 3 mg L-1) and bicarbonate (HCO3; <= 31 mg L-1). These brands were collected from barren districts. Nine of the brands were collected from limestone regions. They showed increased Ca-levels exceeding 50 mg L-1 with a maximum of 289 mg L-1. Corresponding Mg-levels were also raised in two brands exceeding 90 mg L-1. Two soft and carbonated waters were supplemented with Na2CO3 and NaCl, resulting in high concentrations of Na ( 644 and 648 mg L-1) and chloride (Cl; 204 and 219 mg L-1). Such waters may make a substantial contribution to the daily intake of NaCl in high water consumers. The storage of carbonated drinking water in aluminum (Al) cans increased the Al-concentration to about 70 mu g L-1. Conclusion: As there was a large variation in the material as regards concentrations of macro-elements such as Ca, Mg, Na, K and Cl. Supplementation with salts, e.g., Na2CO3, K2CO3 and NaCl, can lead to increased concentrations of Na, K and Cl, as well as decreased ratios of Ca/Na and larger ratios of Na/K. Water with high concentrations of e. g., Ca and Mg, may make a substantial contribution to the daily intake of these elements in high water consumers. Al cans are less suited for storage of carbonated waters, as the lowered pH-values may dissolve Al. The levels of potentially toxic metals in the studied brands were generally low.
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Ingredients 1 cup red lentils 3-4 cubes Dorot crushed ginger 4-5 cubes Dorot chopped coriander 6 cubes Dorot crushed garlic 1 tsp mustard seeds 4 tomatoes cut into squares 3 finely chopped onions 3 green hot peppers, chopped 1 tbsp ground cumin 2 tbsp olive oil 1 cup water Salt to taste Preparation
1. Cook lentil in water until soft. 2. Heat oil in frying pan, add onions, ginger, hot peppers and garlic, and fry until onions turn golden. 4. Add water and boil for about 5 minutes. Stir in lentil and salt. Add coriander and remove from fire. Serve hot. |


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Abstract: | This article describes the noncovalent synthesis of water-soluble coordination assemblies based on SCS PdII pincer moieties. Two neutral solubilizing moieties, one based on a linear carbohydrate chain and the other on tetraethylene glycol residues, have been functionalized with pyridine and phosphane ligands. The coordination of the resulting molecules to various hydrophobic, cationic mono- and multimeric SCS PdII pincer systems has been investigated by 1H and 31P NMR spectroscopy, and by MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry. In general, the assemblies with tetraethylene glycol chains display a higher solubility in water than the ones containing linear sugar moieties. A hexapincer core decorated with six linear carbohydrates forms a hydrogel. Finally, a noncovalent water-soluble metallodendrimer having 18 peripheral tetraethylene glycol groups was constructed in a convergent manner. |
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The 8th grade boys' basketball team won against Northfield Monday night 42-18. Austin Trump lead the Norse in points with 13 Cody Holmes contributed 10 points on 5 rebounds. Brandon Easterday also worked hard on the boards with 5 rebounds leading to 5 points. The Norse will return to action Next Monday against Rochester on the road.
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On the road to underground hip-hop credibility, lyrical jabs at the mainstream are bus fare. Audible Mainframe devote a healthy portion of their third album, Transients, to decrying the candy-coated hip-hop du jour; they're also not afraid to get off the Greyhound and wander through more personal terrain. Before relocating to Long Beach, Audible Mainframe had a steady gig as Slick Rick's East Coast backing band, but the native Bostonians possess enough skill to chart their own path to a solid album.
It helps that they're working with a unique sonic backdrop. The six-piece band, fronted by the bombastic MC Expo, compress layers of brass, rhythm and turntables into a Molotov cocktail that explodes with opening track "Money and Flash." The album continues on a Superfly high as trumpet outbursts, soul claps and car-chase rhythms permeate Expo's message of individuality on "Don't Be Sheep (On Friday Night)." They've also dabbed a few songs—such as "Subi Alto (Climb Higher)"—with bionic synth flavors that push their sound a bit further into electro territory.
But even if the band's mixture of old-soul energy and futuristic post-production makes good hype music against trite hip-hop villains (corrupt government, FM radio), it wouldn't be enough to turn jaded heads at first listen. The band are at their best with songs such as "Traffic" or "Real Talk." Armed with sincere lyrical chops about their own journeys, the tracks are devastatingly catchy without trying to be. And though Transients may not turn Audible Mainframe into lords of the underground, a little bit of sunshine has done their sound a lot of good.


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Nonthaburi Things to Do
Porramai Yikawas temple @ Koh Kret...
Originally,it called Pak Ao temple.It's Mon temple where built in Ayutthaya period. It was left after the 2nd Ayutthaya War. Later, in 2417 B.E. King Rama V of Rattanakosin renovated and dedicated to his grand mother. He gave the new name "Porramai Yikawas" means temple of grand mother. Some interesting things in this temple 're Ubosot or...
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Koh Kret Island
The island where used to be a land, in Ayutthay period ,there was a big project to build a canal linked the zigzag river route for more easier tranportation. So that area became an island by human doing. Also in later period,the King donated this island as a land of Mon community who invaded from Burma. It was the beginning of Mon life there. After...
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Bike Ride
An enjoyable way to see is by bicycle.They can be rented for 40-50 baht at village number 6,near Phai Lom Temple.It is easy to ride around the whole Island and get a down to earth look at the local comunity.You will pass frinendly vender selling Pat Thai and kids playing and laughting .Riding early in the morning or later in the afternoon is better...
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Nonthaburi Fresh Market
This is a good place to check out an authentic Thai fresh and wet market.Nonthaburi market has a wide range of fresh produce and is certainly worth visiting in if you want to see a traditional Thai market. Wander and take in the sights, colours and smells of the new, interesting and tasty foods you're bound to discover. To reach the market walk...
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The Leaning Chedi
The most notable icon of Ko Kret is the leaning chedi or Chedi Mutao, a pagoda in Wat Poramai Yigawat located at the north-eastern tip of the island.
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Elephant God & Mon Style Pottery
Kwan A Man is a Mon cultural centre on Ko Kret featuring traditional Mon earthen pottery. The art of making pottery of the Mon people dates back to the Thon Buri period. It is considered the oldest kind of handicraft in Nonthaburi. Along the walkway on the island are some homes that make pottery items for daily use like flowerpots, mortars, jars,...
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Wat Paramai Yikawat
Wat Paramai Yikawat is one of the first temple you will see as you get off the ferry boat to Ko Kret from Wat Sanam Nuea pier. Also known as Wat Mon was built about 200 years ago in the Mon style.The main attractions here are the Mon-style marble Buddha image ,mural paintings and a Mon style carved pagoda.
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Kret Island
At the end of the Ayutthaya period Ko Kret Island was first inhabited by a community of Mon people from Burma.These craftsman made a distinctive style of pottery which they still continue to do today.There are many shops on the Island where you can buy pottery at a resonable price.There are also a couple of old temples to be seen and some relaxing...
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Bang La mud Nai temple
This temple located one finest Wooden Library hall in the pond. The reason to build in the pond 's to protect book from insect.
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Chalor temple
This temple was built in Late Ayutthaya period. The interesting thing 's Ubosot or ordination hall where have curve base and decorated the pediment with stucco and pottery.
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Amphawan temple
Originally called Bang Muong temple, built in Late Ayutthaya period. The interesting buildings 's Wooden Library hall located in the pond. It was built in Rattanakosin style.
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Chotikaram temple
Originally it called Sam Jeen temple, built in Pre Rattanakosin period and renovated again by one goverment officer named Chao Phraya Choduek Racha Setthi. In 2484 the name was changed to Chotikaram temple. Some interesting thing in this temple 're : Ubosot or ordination hall with curve base, Inside decorated with mural painting depicted about the...
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Pho Bang O temple
This temple was built in the reign of King Rama III by Kron Luang Seneeborrirak, one goverment officer . It was famous in mural painting inside old Ubosot or ordination hall depicted about Buddha life and Dharma puzzle.
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Pottery Museum or Kwan Ar Mhan@Koh Kret...
Located in Kret Island,about 100 metres from Porramaiyikawas temple. This museum originated from Khun Pisal Boonphuk who aimed to collected the ancient Mon pottery as much as he can. Inside the museum,exhibit so many old potteries which made from the ancient Mon method. Almost 're for water container but in many shapes,such as cylinder shape pot...
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Take a walk in central of the town
Doesn't matter which way you travel to Nonthaburi, by the time you get in central of the town, you will see a crowded of locals, a numerous of street vender set up on footpath all the way. If you walk along the main road to the pier, get into the subway (soi) you will see a lot big market which sell all the fresh food. If you get there in the...
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Ban Ing Nam Health Resort & Spa
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City Center Standards in the Suburbs
Suan Thip is an unlikely restaurant to be found in a quiet riverside suburb just outside Bangkok. Set in a pretty garden next to the mighty Chao Phrya river, this authentic Thai restaurant serves the highest quality dishes with city center hotel-type service. You can choose a private table in the riverside garden or east in the beautifully...
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Thai Home made dessert
Once you are on Koh Kret Island you will notice small vendors selling all sorts of food and yummy Thai desserts.Try some . The coconut ice-cream served in a bannana leaf cup is perfect for those hot days.Only 10 baht!
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Afgany/Indian in Nonthaburi
This restaurant is actually an afgany rug store. The people that own it makes rugs upstairs and have the restaurant downstairs. It is not normally very busy on the weekdays so, and they normally go out and buy the food as you order it. So plan on spending a good hour or 2 here; which is great cause i love to eat and fellowship with friends. The...
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There are some pretty decent night markets around both Major Pakret and Major Rangsit. They normally set up around 5 or 6pm and close up around 9-10pm. It's a good place to go if you're looking for cheap clothing or accessories all kinds of nonsense for cheap, just dont forget to bargain
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Favorite thing: The clock tower is the first thing you will notice when getting off the boat at Nonthaburi Pier.It is a prominent landmark located inside a roundabout next to the pier.Painted yellow to honour the King this is the main junction for all Nonthaburi's transportaion; the pier is the northernmost stop of the Chao Phraya boat service and all buses stop here.The street market also starts from the clock tower.
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2007 Mazda CX-9 Grand Touring
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Pam's Cx-9 — Performance-great acceleration has a lot of get up and go.Handling of this vehicle is easy. Good for long trips or just trips around town. This is a fun vehicle to drive gets lot of looks and is a class of its own. Added 20 inch black rims and painted brake calipers red. I think this sets this vehicle above the rest. Primary Use: Family transportation |
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ProsLooks good, good features, it's quick & handles great. ConsMPG is horrible, too much interior plastic, dents to easily
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AWD, DVD player functionality. Should have home link garage door openers. Glad I bought the extended service. We had a drive-shaft go at 89 k. Still have some time and mileage left on the ESC. I wish ... Read More
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I Love My Cx9 By smac5
We came from a Nissan Murano which we were very disappointed with. We gave up the third row in my Durango for better gas mileage and I was getting about the same in the Murano. We needed more space as... Read More
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Great Family Vehicle That Drives Like A Car 1/2 Its Size By Mando113
I really love this car. The gas mileage is the only downside, though all cars in this size category have pretty bad MPGs. I'm 6'4" and this is one of the most comfortable cars I have driven for both m... Read More
Family Oriented Car, Instead Of A Van (family With 3 To 4 Kids) By Sedson
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"How I Met Your Mother" has aired its much anticipated finale on Monday in the U.S. And the ending seems to have a polarising effect on the viewers. No one seemed to be undecided; they either love it so much or hate it a lot.
Spoiler ahead: Don't read further if you haven't watched the episode yet.
First up, yes, the "Mother" is dead.
As the fans have feared since the beginning of the show, Ted Mosby (Josh Radnor) has been telling his story to his kids because the mother is dead in the year 2030. The Mother died of illness offscreen.
The Mother's name is Tracy.
After being nameless for the whole of season nine, The Mother (Cristin Milioti) has finally been named in the last episode of the show titled "Last Forever," and it's Tracy. She and Ted didn't get married until they had their children Penny and Luke (Lyndsy Fonseca and David Henrie).
Barney and Robin
Unfortunately, Barney (Neil Patrick Harris) and Robin (Cobie Smulders) divorced three years later. They have just gotten married in the last episode, but Robin's work schedule became too much for both of them to handle.
Barney eventually impregnated a woman in 2019, and the birth of his daughter prompted him to change his bachelor lifestyle.
Marshall and Lily
If there's one constant thing that viewers can depend on the show, it's Marshall (Jason Segel) and Lily's (Alyson Hannigan) marriage. It's no surprise that they remained tied to each other (older Ted's stories always include them still being married to and happy with each other). Marshall became a judge in Queens, and Lily gave birth to their third child.
Ted and Robin
So it's back to square one for Ted and Robin in the future. When Ted was narrating his love life (lives?) to his children in 2030, Tracy has been dead for six years. And apparently, he was being open with his kids because he wanted their permission to date "Aunt Robin," which they gave him.
In the end, Ted arrived at Robin's apartment with the blue French horn.
If the fans are asked, the finale either disappointed or satisfied them. Although they already had a nagging feeling that the Mother would die in the ending, some viewers still felt betrayed. According to them, it's not so much that the Mother died, although it's preferable that she didn't, but that Ted ended up with Robin after all.
There were others who didn't mind, though. In fact, they thought that it's one of the best endings of a sitcom ever.
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That was the worst. So disappointing. They went there. They seriously just went there. #HIMYMFarewell #HIMYMFinale
— Katy Hill (@girlandthegood) April 1, 2014
Crying my eyes out. Best series finale ever. #HIMYMFarewell — Lexie Evans (@LexieEvans) April 1, 2014
I HATE THIS ENDING. I'm sorry but that's not how it should've ended. I'm bawling my eyes out now.#HIMYMFarewell #HIMYMFinale
— Connor Ulrey (@connorulrey) April 1, 2014
The writers have outdone themselves for the finale, pure perfection #HIMYMFarewell — David Ackerman (@daveack20) April 1, 2014
I hate this so much. This is not the way it was supposed to be! HIMYM writers you did a horrible job! #HIMYMFinale #HIMYMFarewell
— Emi. (@EmiliaAntunezM) April 1, 2014
Sorry @HIMYM_CBS you are so much better than that. We gave you 9 years, and you go the predictable route? Worst. #HIMYMFarewell — Amberly McAteer (@amberlym) April 1, 2014
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Faculty member at Wheaton College teaching Saxophone, Clarinet, Jazz Piano, Jazz Harmony, African American Originals II and The Wheaton Jazz Band.
Faculty member at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth teaching Saxophone-Jazz Studies, The Art & History of Rock & Roll.
Instructing Old Rochester Regional High School Jazz Band in an after school project to develop improvisational skills.
Jazz performances with local artists John Harrison, Semenya McCord, Jim Robitaille, Matt Richard, Dave Zinno, Paul Delnero, John Wallace, Alon Yavnai, Greg Wardsen, Marcelle Gauvin and numerous other performers.
Producer, engineer, arranger, orchestrator, composer and MIDI consultant at Saurus Studio.
Recording and producing commercials for radio and television in the New England area.
Adjudicator for All-State Jazz auditions for RIMEA– Rhode Island Music Educators Association
Have performed in various musical genres, including Classical, Jazz, Rock, R&B, Soul, Theatre.
Performed with New Bedford Symphony for special George Gershwin program.
Performed with Grammy Award winning artists Queen Latifa, Tavares, Little Anthony & The Imperials, The Tune Weavers, The Platters and The Drifters.
Toured nationally with vocal jazz group "One O'Clock Jump" double billed with Buddy Rich Big Band, Jackie and Roy Kraul, Ray Brown, Rosemary Clooney, The Artie Shaw Band, and The Count Basie Orchetra.
Music Director for Gateway Playhouse in Wareham for a season's performance on Cape Cod.
Composed and produced soundtrack for "Earth Day" video for Rhode Island University.
Numerous musical productions for children's theater in the local areas of Fall River and New Bedford.
1979 Award for Best Original Composition by A.R.T.A. (Area Regional Theater Association).
Composed and produced musical soundtrack for video documentary "Profiles Of Living History" for the Black Heritage Foundation of New Bedford funded by The Polaroid Corporation.
Produced commercials for radio or TV for the following local companies: Pencils, Dartmouth Building Supply, Better Homes of New Bedford, Ralph's Chevrolet Cadillac Geo, First Citizens' Federal Credit Union, Dartmouth Mitsubishi
New recording of avante garde saxophone duet "Conversations with Erik & I" with Erik van Dam on alto sax and Rick Britto on tenor sax to be released January 2011.
CD release Sept. 2010, "In The Sky" featuring saxophonist, Rick Britto and pianist, Matt Rrichard in their first duo project release on the TrineArc Music label.
CD release Sept. 2010, performed, recorded and mastered "Trine +1" for avante garde trio, "Trine", featuring Jim Robitaille; guitar, Rick Britto; saxes, and Chris Poudrier; drum with guest artist Chris Lopes on bass on the TrineArc Music label.
Sept 09 CD release, performed recorded and mastered "One O'clock Jump Live" a 1930's-50's jazz/swing vocal group from an audio tape series of live performances dating back to the 1980s by One O'clock Jump in both concerts and jazz clubs from East to West Coast.
Recorded and mastered CD, "Crystal Fortress II to be released this Fall", for pianist and composer Cheryl Conte.
Mastered CD for the Andy McWain Ensemble: Resmeblance This project features music from two separate recording sessions: one with Assif Tsahar (tenor sax/bass cl), Albey Balgochian (elec upright bass), and Chris Poudrier (dr/perc) with me on acoustic piano; and another session with Sofia Koutsovitis (voc), Rick Britto (sax). Jeremy Udden (sax), David Landoni (acoustic bass), and Chris Poudrier (dr/perc) with Andy McWain on elec. piano...).
Performed sax on CD, "Holy City" with The Lord's Orphans, best described as a modern day american version of Pink Floyd with a mix of other influences that include Peter Gabriel, late Beatles, The Doors, Alan Parsons Project and Led Zeppelin.
Mastered CD, "Crystal Fortress", for pianist and composer Cheryl Conte.
Recorded and mastered CD, for avante garde trio, "Trine", featuring Jim Robitaille; guitar, Rick Britto; saxes, and Chris Poudrier; drum.
Recorded and mastered live CD in concert for classical vocalist, Rachel Weis.
CD mastering for a new book, Music of South India published by Professor Matthew Allen of Wheaton College released by Oxford Publishing.
CD mastering and digital restoration for a new compilation CD for Wheaton College's Music Department in honor of retiring professor of music Carlton T. Russel.
Recorded, mastered and co-produced CD, "Harmonious Healings" for Spiritualist Medium, Rev. Gail Hicks.
Performance and song credits on Dan Moretti's second CD release "Saxual" on PAR Records.
Compositions "Xumusca" and "Nova Samba" on the Whaling City Sound Super Band CD released by Whaling City Records.
Recorded and mastered CD of dialog and soundtrack for noted photographer Ron Barboza's slide show presentation based on the history of Cape Verdean Americans for the "So Sabe Festival" funded by Boston University.
Performance, recording and production of Christian choir "Praise Twice" Choir Master Edward Viveiros, Jr..
Live recording of classical group Cobach Trio, flute, oboe and cello.
Live recording of classical oboist Donna Dreisbach at Grace Episcopal Church of New Bedford, Massachusetts.
Recorded and produced meditation CD "Focus Your Thoughts I" for Dionysius Skaliotis, Doctor of Chinese Medicine.
Digital editing for Brazilian group Searles & Allen's "Time & Again".
Mastering for Spanish vocalist Andres Pena Gomez's release "La Banda Negra".
Mastering for jazz saxophonist Treg Monty's release "No Place To Hide".
Mastering on CD releases "Santa Monica", O Caboverdiano & "Boa Vista" for Cape Verdean guitarist and cavaquinho player Tazinho.
Recorded and produced first CD release of poetry and music "When The Smoke Clears" for Corey Cokes.
Recorded and produced "Heaven or Hell" for Christian Rap artists B.A.C.
Recorded and produced G. Bruce West's album "Dream Catcher".
Recorded and produced Country artist Wendi Hayden Davis"s record release "What's Next".
Performance and arranging credits on European release CD by Roberto Culpado.
Recorded and produced music for Edd Kalehoff Productions in New York (music library company).
Performance credits on Joel Hiller's second record release "In The Interest of Soul" for Lobelia Records
Ch.10 WCVB on "The Today Show"
Ch.6 WLNE " Sounds of Jazz" hosted by Bob Bassett
Ch.13 "Musician's Showcase" hosted by Carol Defino.
Radio appearance on Boston's WGBH's" Music America" hosted by Ron DelaChiesa.
Radio appearance on Boston's WGBH's "Jazz in the Evening" hosted by Eric Jackson.
Radio appearance on University of Massachusetts/Dartmouth's WUSM
Radio appearance on Brandeis University's WBRS hosted by Marc Leibowitz,
Radio appearance on Newport's WOTB's "Spotlight on Local Artists" hosted by Michael Troy.
Design for Saurus Studio's web site, URL: http://SaurusStudio.com
Design for Rick Britto's web site, URL: http://rickbritto.com
Designed web site for jazz drummer Harold Jones URL: http://www.haroldjonesbigband.com
Designed web site for jazz vocalist Semenya McCord, URL: http://www.semenyamccord.com
Designed web site for jazz vocalist Marcelle Gauvin, URL: http://www.marcellegauvin.com
Designed web site for spiritualist medium Rev. Gail Hicks, URL: http://www.gailhicks.com/
Designed web site for World music group, The Dancing Dogs, URL: http://thedacningdogs.com
Web site designed for Cobach Musik, a classical trio URL: http://cobachmusik.com
Designed web site for jazz organist Lonnie Gasperini, URL: http://members.cox.net/lonnie7/
Designed web site for Cape Verdean photographer Ron Barboza, URL: http://home.comcast.net/~ronbarboza/
Graduate of Berklee College of Music; B.M. in Music Composition.
Graduate of New Bedford High School.
Recipient of scholarship awards from the following: The Kenneth S. Tripp Memorial Music Scholarship, Berklee College of Music, The Cape Verdean Action Committee, Your Theatre Inc., and The Basic Educational Opportunity Grant.
Private studies in saxophone with Prof. Joseph Viola (head of Berklee College's Woodwind Dept.).
Private studies in saxophone with Prof. Bill Pierce (saxophonist for Art Blakey and Tony Williams).
Private studies in clarinet and saxophones with Lionel Soares (B.A. Boston Conservatory).
Studies in arranging and composition with Prof. Barry Nettles (arranger for Manhattan Transfer, Stan Kenton)
Studies in arranging and composition with Prof. Tony Texiera (composer of jingles for corporations: Fayva Shoes, Filenes, etc.,).
Private studies in music theory, composition, solfege, and piano with Prof. Jose DaCosta (former head of Composition Dept. New England Conservatory).
Faculty member at Wheaton College teaching Saxophone, Jazz Piano, Jazz Band Director, Saxophone Quartet, Jazz Theory
Faculty member at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth teaching Saxophone-Jazz Studies, Saxophone Quartet and The Art & History of Rock & Roll
Instructing Old Rochester Regional High School Jazz Band in an after school project, sponsored by the music department's band director, Stan Ellis, to develop improvisational skills.
Instructing the New Bedford High School Jazz Band in an after school program, sponsored by the band parent's committee and the music department's jazz band director, Russ Campoli.
Private instructor of saxophone, clarinet, piano and organ for more than 20 years.
Private instructor of piano and music theory at the Symphony Music Shop
A member of Jazz Expressions an educational outreach program presenting jazz to elementary grade school children.
Music instructor for Camp Kennedy program in New Bedford, MA
Music instructor for Upward Bound program in Dartmouth, MA.
"Having worked and traveled in a very busy band with Rick for a number of years I knew Rick to be a very diligent and creative arranger, a versatile instrumentalist, equally fluent on piano and both tenor and soprano saxophone. I also know him to be an inspired teacher and meticulous studio engineer. Highly recommended." March 21, 2011
1st Kate McGarry, Student, University of Massachusetts, Amherst worked directly with Rick at TrineArc Music Record Label
"Rick is a MUCH appreciated saxophonist that deserves attention, His work on TrineArc is definitive. He also owns extra outside of being a musician that musicians should practice (Producer&Engineer)." March 19, 2011
1st Terrance Hazly, CEO/Artist/Producer, BSME Music Group Int'l/Island/Def Jam worked with Rick at TrineArc Music Record Label
"I had the pleasure of working with Rick over the years in a jazz combo setting. His ability to compose/arrange great jazz originals was inspiring; and his in-depth understanding of the genre (and other styles of music for that matter) was undeniable. Rick has always had an uncanny ability to understand the intricacies of improvisation, and even as a young man had a desire to share this knowledge with others. As technology became a driving force in the music industry, Rick was quick to adapt and become an expert on music production using computers. He continues to hone his craft and understanding of music and production techniques. I highly recommend Rick." March 19, 2011
1st Joe Carrier, Freelance Music Director/Multi Keyboardist, Self-employed worked directly with Rick at TrineArc Music Record Label
"Rick is great. He's been a trendsetter for the forty years I've known him. From his infectious laugh and his optimistic outlook to his knowledge of the art and industry, Rick is a consummate professional. Hire him and whatever from of ensemble he is currently presenting. Study from him on any aspect of your musical education. Find every chance to be around this man. He's a real gem." March 17, 2011
1st Karl Kummer, Student, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth worked indirectly for Rick at TrineArc Music Record Label
"To Whom It May Concern, This letter is to serve as a recommendation for Rick Britto, of TRINEARC MUSIC RECORD LABEL of Boston, MA. I have benefitted greatly from conferring with Rick Britto on several occasions due to his rich background in the arts. His contributions to my concerns with jazz photography and visual arts has been vital and well appreciated. Mr. Britto has exhibited his deep commitment to the music field as a noted educator, accomplished performer and sound businessman. He possesses indepth knowledge of various music genres and has performed with many high profiled professionals. It is my professional opinion that Rick Britto has the dedication needed to meet any challenges placed before him in the entertainment industry. Sincerely, Leon P. "Sealey2k" Sealey SEALEY2K PRODUCTIONS Owner/ Operator www.sealey2k.com" March 17, 2011
1st Leon P. "Sealey2k" Sealey, Owner/ Operator, SEALEY2K PRODUCTIONS worked directly with Rick at TrineArc Music Record Label
"Rick is a fabulous instrumentalist, a gifted composer and a caring educator. He commits to any project he aligns himself with and is well respected by his students and his colleagues." March 16, 2011
1st Marcelle Gauvin, Faculty, UMass Dartmouth worked with Rick at TrineArc Music Record Label
"Rick is a dedicated musician and producer and offers a terrific array of services within his company that range from production to arranging to performing. He is a joy to work with ."March 16, 2011
1st rebecca parris, Owner, Parris and Associates worked directly with Rick at TrineArc Music Record Label
"Rick Britto's playing is at the highest level. He has never ending energy for projects and time to collaborate with fellow composers and musicians to record, engineer and create new work. Rick is very encouraging and inspirational. It's a pleasure for me to highly recommend Rick Britto as your First call. Joani Taylor http://www.joanitaylor.com" March 16, 2011
1st Joani Taylor, Singer, writer, producer, teacher, mentor., http://www.joanitaylor.com worked directly with Rick at TrineArc Music Record Label
"Rick is a terrific musician and a great leader. Students at Wheaton enjoy working with him, and he gets great results!" March 16, 2011
1st Delvyn Case, Assistant Professor of Music and Conductor of the Great Woods Chamber Orchestra, Wheaton College worked directly with Rick at TrineArc Music Record Label
"Rick Britto is an acclaimed musician (saxophonist, pianist, composer) who has performed for the UMass Dartmouth concert series multiple times. Every performance has been exceptional and enthusiastically received by the audience. His latest CD combines his own thoughtful compositions with his powerful playing, making for a lyrical, emotionally moving recording." March 16, 2011
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1st Will Riley, hired Rick as a musician in 2005, and hired Rick more than once
"Rick.. designed my web site... He did an excellent job and serviced it as web master for several years. Very easy to work with, reliable and smart. Best Wishes Dan Moretti Professor Berklee College of Music Boston" March 16, 2011
1st Dan Moretti, hired Rick as a Graphic/Web Designer in 2005, and hired Rick more than once
"Rick and I were colleagues on the jazz faculty at U Mass Dartmouth. Rick is a great teacher, player and arranger in all styles of music. Fantastic musician and warm person. I recommend him highly." March 16, 2011
1st Paul Shumsky, Jazz Guitar Instructor, U Mass Dartmouth worked directly with Rick at TrineArc Music Record Label
"Professor Rick Britto was a fantastic resource for me while I was at Wheaton College as a student of music. Besides being an amazing musician, he is an excellent teacher. I really enjoyed his course "Africian American Originals II" which discussed the latter half of music in the 20th century from early Jazz up to contemporary R&B, hip hop, and rap. Rick teaches with an enthusiasm rarely seen in higher level education and his vast knowledge of the jazz genre and musicians made the class a real pleasure to take. I also worked with Rick in the capacity of vocal performance. He helped me transition from my more comfortable zone of classical voice into jazz vocal performance. I really appreciated that he let us select the pieces we wished to sing and then would transpose them or make any necessary changes and arrangements for the rest of the band. This talent is rarely seen in combo groups and it is extremely beneficial to the singer. My performances with him were some of my most memorable in my time at Wheaton and I owe him a great deal of thanks. Finally, I would like to endorse Rick in any of his endeavors. His music is exquisite and complex and it is a pleasure to listen to, his teaching his top notch, and he is an excellent professional resource for anyone interested in learning about jazz. I would entertain any further conversation regarding Professor Rick Britto with great satisfaction." June 9, 2011
1st Jordan Trundy, Student, Wheaton College
1st Jonathan Phillips, Student, Wheaton College